SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 7. 1959 UN Fails to Find Of Red Troops UNITED NATION' A UN fact-finding g ed yesterday that it I cover proof of char' that It had been inval mumst troops from Nam. But the four-nation subcommit-'ed Nations "to further help the tee told the UN Security Council:Laotian people maintain their it did discover evide n ce that re-, fredom and independence." bets in the restive Asian kingdom ; • The Soviet delegation de had received equipnient, arms, dared the report caused the col supplies and the help of political lapse, "like a card-castle, of the advisers from the Communist re-'entire heap of absurd charges ad gime across the northern border.;vanced by the Laotian govern- The long-awaited report to thelment and by those who are pur -11-nation Council had these im-' suing it to hamstring the peaceful mediate repercussion: 'settlement" of the Asian king .) A UN spokesman said Sec,:dom's problems. retary-General Dag Illammar- 0 Members of the Laotian dele skjoid was considers ig making a gation said they had no comment, visit to Laos, but it would have,but asserted the question of for no ponection with tie report to'e:gn intervention in Laos' domes the Council. .tic affairs had been amply dem . • A spokesman Party Sea Nepal SI • For Alpinists KATMANDU, Nlpal (iP) Thirty-two persons—three Japa nese alpinists and 29 Nepalese porters—have vanished in an at tempt to climb the forbidding face of Mt. Gauri Sankar. Two runners brought word yes terday that the expedition disap peared in mid-October, when ava-, lanches swept the Himalayas in, the region of that 23,340-foot peak, end no trace has been found in a, three-week hunt. Premier B. P. Koirala ordered' sill soldiers and guides in the area to carry on the search. The 32 men were last reported camped at the 20,000-foot level and cut off by blizzards from a supply base 2000 feet below them. Avalanches about the same time carried away two women of an all-woman climbing expedition on Mt. Cho Oyu, farther west. Two themes dominated specula tion here: The entire expedition may have been buried by avalanches on Gauri Sankar, which marks the frontier of Nepal and Tibet about 35 miles west of 29.002-foot Mt. Everest, the world's highest mountain.. The men, finding tough going on the Nepalese slopes that ex perts have described as unclim able, may have tried the Tibetan side and been arrested by Red Chinese troops, • Delivery on Hoagies Hamburgers Steaks Cheeseburgers Pizza Sauiage and Soft Drinks MORRELL'S AD 8-8381 9 P.M. till 12 P.M. , N. Y. UP) delegation hailed the report as oup report—one that would "enable the Se ailed to un-'curity Council to better under es by Laos stand the danger that confronts ed by Com-i Laos." He said the United States North Viet was considering what additional ,steps might be taken in the Unit- or the U.S. onstrated in - previous declara tions of -Laotian officials. • Ambassador Jorge Illueca of Panama, president of the Secur ity Council, said consultations were taking place on the next step. The Council set up the sub committee last Sept. 7 over Sov iet objection. ches pes Improvement in Business Reported by University HARRISBURG (RP) The Penn sylvania State University report ed yesterday that general busi ness improved in Pennsylvania in September over both August and September a year ago. The University's Bureau of Business Research said the index of general business reached 184 compared to 166 a year ago and 175 in August. Reds Mark 42nd Year MOSCOW (VP) The Soviet Union began a three-day celebra tion yesterday of the 42nd anni versary of the 1917 Bolshevik Revolution with emphasis on sci entific progress, better living and peace. The biggest show of enthusiasm at the rally came 'when speakers mentioned Soviet space accom plishments and Premier Nikita Khrushchev's visit to the United States. .2261a:t0i1: '....• .. ~.. --... 044,e- . • . vN • ---: j p ~ 5. ..,,, , ,R,c,..75r _ . . •:7 . - . ,41..i.'.,:iiCa' v ... - r i Z, '',. ;;'..,"- , PESS:Voinn.,... - ''''''''''''' OIC >., :"- t D , LX';?' ~ Repairs Car Radios Television Phonographs Radios television service center , 4 , 4 ,4 " • at State College TV 232 S. Allen St. Top Olt Junior Prom Weekend With Players' "Dark of the Moon" "a mysterious folk drama of music, legend and dance" Tonight 8 p.m., Schwab GE7 TICKETS NOW AT THE HUB THE DAILY COLLEGIAN. STATE COLLEGE. PENNSYLVANIA Proof in Laos Harris Asks For Further TV Probing WASHINGTON UP) Repre sentative Oren Harris (D-Ark),,' tinning off a House investigation! of quiz show rigging. said yester-; day that Congress should pass pew laws to assure program honesty, and take a hard look at other channels of television activity. "Millions of Americans have, been tricked, deceived and duped! by what was nothing more than a! sordid commercial scheme," Har-! ris said in closing his House Com merce subcommittee's hearings on the quizzes. He has heard enough about this type of rigging. Harris said, but recently developed leads indicate other video practices require in vestigation. The subcommittee recessed un til next month after hearing Dr. Frank Stanton, president of the Columbia Broadcasting System, say there is always the danger of connivance in high-stake quiz shows. Stanton said •CBS is ready t& help formulate new legislation aimed at deceit. But he repeatedly opposed any action resembling censorship. "We belieVe that leg islation is no cure-all for these ills and that the primary respon— sibility lies with the broadcasting industry itself," he said. "CBS is moving forward in that conviction," Stanton said aftey an nouncing his network will issue general rules to assure that its TV programs are exactly what they appear to be. Harris did not say just what other areas his investigators would explore. BEAT SYRACUSE listen 10 Penn State VS. Syracuse FOOTBALL TODAY 1:25 Warm-up 1:00 WMAJ 1450 Jenkins to Make Tour TAIPEI (in Charles Jenkins, America's Olympic dash cham pion, arrives Sunday for a four week visit to Formosa to train track and field athletes. He is on a tour arranged under the State Department's education and ex change program. TATS . NOW FEAT.: 1:58, 4:30, 7:34, 9:28 Feat. Sun.: 2:00, 4:34, 6:58, 9:22 SEE THE STAGGERING . ... - DIRT Of ir '. :. 46 STRENGTH... 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